Rate the 2011 Chinese GP

[Vorull]

1 - Best Driver
Hamilton was great, but Mark was amazing
2 - Best Team
Mclaren
3 - Best Overtake
Webber on Schumi - that pleased my desire for flying dust
4 - Best Moment
Button in Red Bull pits - fail
5 - Worst Driver
Maldonado
6 - Worst Team
Toro rosso
7 - Best Rookie
di Resta
8 - Biggest Surprise
No big crashes, no safety car, one retirement

9 - General Comment(s)
10/10 It was a wonderful start of a day

[Omegablue]

1 - Best Driver
Webber. He was still no where in the first 10 laps, and then...

2 - Best Team
McLaren.

3 - Best Overtake
Hamilton on Button.

4 - Best Moment
Hamilton's end charge.

5 - Worst Driver
Barrichello.

6 - Worst Team
Ferrari. Going backwards.

7 - Best Rookie
None.

8 - Biggest Surprise
Ferrari going backwards.

9 - General Comment(s)
What Pirelli did for F1 in 3 races, Bridgestone failed in over 200 races.

[dacer]

1 - Best Driver
Webber. Ham too.

2 - Best Team
McLaren, for his 3 stop strategy

3 - Best Overtake
Ham vs Vettel. Was "easy", but very important

4 - Best Moment
Last laps

5 - Worst Driver
-

6 - Worst Team
Maybe Ferrari, they have a bad weekend. Bur really, 2 pit was the best for ferrari (slower car, best with tyres) before race. After race, we see it was very bad.

7 - Best Rookie
8 - Biggest Surprise

9 - General Comment(s)
Bad luck Jaime

[TwistedArmco]

1 - Best Driver
Hamilton and Webber. I can't decide between those two.
2 - Best Team
McLaren. A three-stopper was definitely the one to go for and they were the top team who put both of their cars on it.
3 - Best Overtake
The winning one was good, but not as good as Hamilton on Button, which was also in it's own way a winning one.
4 - Best Moment
The whole race was fantastic, I must admit.
5 - Worst Driver
Perez for his collisions. Honourable mention to Alonso, who I've never seen to be so 'not there' in a race.
6 - Worst Team
Ferrari for not adapting to a two-stopper.
7 - Best Rookie
Di Resta.
8 - Biggest Surprise
I don't really know.

9 - General Comment
It was a really good race, a 9/10, and I really don't get what the people who are adamant it's too artificial are on about. Three stopper was definitely the way to go.

Chinese Grand Prix 9/10
Malaysian Grand Prix 8/10
Australian Grand Prix 7/10
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I don't get why people whinge about Shanghai either, from aracing point of view at least:

2006 Chinese Grand Prix 9/10
2011 Chinese Grand Prix 9/10
2007 Chinese Grand Prix 9/10
2010 Chinese Grand Prix 9/10
2009 Chinese Grand Prix 9/10
2008 Chinese Grand Prix 4/10

[Eric_Cartman]

1 - Best Driver
Mark Webber
2 - Best Team
Mclaren
3 - Best Overtake
Hamilton on Button
4 - Best Moment
about 15 laps before the race finished as I thought that Vettel would win again
5 - Worst Driver
Sergio Perez
6 - Worst Team
Williams
7 - Best Rookie
Paul Di Resta
8 - Biggest Surprise
Vettel's slow pace

9 - General Comment
one of the best races I've seen 10/10 I love Pirelli

[Sanredrose]

1 - Best Driver : Mark Webber .. P18 to P3 .. After Kimi's stunt in Japan 2005 this is one of the exciting ride from back of the grid to podium ..
2 - Best Team : Mclaren
3 - Best Overtake : Perez on Webber
4 - Best Moment : No matter what happens Kobayashi & Perez have to overtake to calm their nerves
5 - Worst Driver : ..
6 - Worst Team : ..
7 - Best Rookie : Kobayashi
8 - Biggest Surprise : Button driving into to Red Bull pit box !

9 - General Comment(s) : Chinese GP was interesting because of the increased number of overtaking moves. I hope Pirelli continue to keep their tyres unreliable. That's what makes it tick. DRS & KERS won't have much impact if they are under rock solid Bridgestone rubber.